jetbalsa

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   by jetbalsa 4y ago

   "Pavement ends" normally means the road is going to be a dirt road or gravel road. Pretty common in rural areas
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   by jetbalsa 4y ago

   the DXVK project out of all this has been a godsend for the older DX11, DX9 games on modern hardware, its being used to increase FPS on older titles on windows
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   by jetbalsa 4y ago

   I think Prelude to Foundation could of been a nice mini-series, but overall Asimov's works are just too fragmented to hold up to being a series really.
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   by jetbalsa 4y ago

   Debian, Debian all the way
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   by jetbalsa 4y ago

   is it /real/ curl? Curl in cmd.exe is real curl, but in powershell that thing gets mapped to Invoke-Webrequest
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   by jetbalsa 4y ago

   I bet that came down as strings coming from the filesystem, or user for that matter might be in a language that requires UTF16 to properly be used.
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   by jetbalsa 4y ago

   Great comment! That poor poor bsptree.dat will forever live on. I wonder if anyone really sat down and tried to bash their head against bsptree.dat
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   by jetbalsa 4y ago

   I'm really surprised they didn't do something like a XT90 with some signal wires on it. I've seen IEC Cables with more girth than these things.
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   by jetbalsa 4y ago

   There are edge cases to that, Mostly if the document was government related (Money, Official Documents)
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    I find it /really/ funny that PHP is faster then python at this. as a PHP code hacker, I love that PHP keeps coming up faster then python in a ton of tasks
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Yes, My comment has been updated.
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    So the main methods of deploying openstack right now are Openstack-Ansible and Openstack Kolla, Both use Ansible to deploy everything and get the cluster up, but you /really/ have to dig into how things are setup if you are going
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    and oh boy do they charge for managing a Openstack, a 8 Node support contract from Redhat was north of 80k/yr on top of telling me that Openstack is dead, have you tried Openshift :V
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Yes, if you are just trying to replace vSphere/ESXi Proxmox is pretty good on that scale. Openstack is great if you are trying to run a internal Digital Ocean style service.
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Yep, a "stock" openstack install will tend to use OVN or VLANs -- Most public clouds throw that out completely since they are going to use their existing methods for networking. its a shame, I've not found a public cloud that
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    For your "local" deployment of openstack, look into "Devstack" -- For the cross openstack terraform, the only main issue I ran into was images for the VMs you are going to use are going to differ a bunch, same with netwo
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Overall.. I am just running core services on openstack, I do like its project isolation. This allows me to give a account to a student group and not worry about them. this comes almost free with openstack. vSphere and Proxmox really don&#x2
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    I see Openstack as a replacement for running your own Digital Ocean / Linode, I've yet to find a product that allows me to run fat VMs, with any kind of networking I really want (I use the crap out of OVN and duplicate network blo
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    As someone who is running a rather large Openstack install (3500~ VMs) I agree with the statements on what needs to change, Making it easier to install would be nice, Kolla / Openstack-Anisble are pretty OK, just when they explode its
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Sounds like you are looking for a self hosted ZeroTier or Tailscale.
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Oh... these are inside a docker container... that sounds ripe for a kernel privesc -- Also its not /real/ root :V
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Jokes on you, I check out in meetings in-person as well. Just hacking away on my laptop in a corner without a care in the world.
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Edge cases are fun!
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    I understand your exposing the absurdness of the statements, but musk can change his mind after 2 years.
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    I wonder if you did this with a Blu-ray Drive how the resolution would increase.
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    and might be able to get the boards cheaper, if they are old stock left over and easy to hack. then why not
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    This! I use it as a mix of web applications and back end code, like you would with python. More and more my scripts I'm writing in PHP never see a web browser but the power of PHP Data processing has allowed me to really glue APIs toge
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    I abuse the crap out of PHP "arrays" between mapping to JSON rather well and allowing you to really put some strange data, functions and objects into them you can really get some work done with data processing.
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Framesets -- I /love/ framesets and I still use them to make things!
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    by jetbalsa 4y ago

    Its common for me in PHP land to call die("Error! $e"); when something really bad has happened in a request and I really don't want anything to happen